Features
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Workers adapting as robots move into the warehouse
Robots also creating new forms of stress and strain for human co-workers
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Women less likely to be replaced by robots
Might even benefit from automation
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How AI is changing logistics
Current use cases aren’t about eliminating jobs, as some believe, but about helping supply chain professionals cope with the challenges of a high-mix, low-volume environment.
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Growing like a weed
Managing the blossoming recreational marijuana supply chain
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Canadian apparel companies holding out against offshore manufacturing
Cheap overseas labour, global supply chains and dwindling pools of skilled workers at home have wreaked havoc on the sector in Canada
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Food prices to spike in 2020: Blame climate change
Logistics costs due to bad weather just one of the reasons for increases
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Donation program aims to reduce packaging waste, increase charitable giving
PUDO Inc., The Salvation Army Thrift Store, National Recycling Operations (NRO) and Give Back Box (GBB) are cooperating to reduce e-commerce packaging waste and increase the quality and quantity of merchandise donated for re-sale
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UPS CEO speaks outs about Amazon, plans
UPS Chairman and CEO, David Abney, spoke about the peak delivery season, the growth in online shopping, and the company’s foray into drone deliveries
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Power up: Are lithium-ion batteries ready for prime time? Part 4
The naysayers: Environmental, social justice and safety risks
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Power up: Are lithium-ion batteries ready for prime time? Part 3
The manufacturer: The end of internal combustion forklifts
